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Old 04-05-2022, 14:10   #16
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Re: What are they, do they relate to mooring?
I have seen line used like that, as a bumper for the hard dinghy, also. It keeps it from bumping and making noise below. Obviously, for that use, you might have the thick part come a tad closer to the water line.

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